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10 July 2019Insurance

AXA appoints new group chief risk officer from Goldman Sachs

French insurer AXA has appointed Renaud Guidée as its new group chief risk officer.

Currently managing director at Goldman Sachs in France, Guidée will join AXA in September 2019, subject to regulatory approval, and report to Alban de Mailly Nesle, group chief risk and investment officer.

Guidée joined Goldman Sachs in London as executive director in 2011 and was appointed managing director in France in 2015.

Earlier in June 2019, the insurer unveiled leadership changes after the departure of its group chief financial officer Gérald Harlin. At the same time, it expanded the role of former chief risk officer Mailly Nesle, who now has the additional responsibility of overseeing the group investment department, in addition to group risk management and ceded reinsurance.

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